Friday, June 29, 2012

Sexiest Tattoos for Women

The style of your rose tattoo will depend on your reasons for getting
it. The classic version, a delicately drawn flower in red with green
leaves, can look wonderfully simple and innocent. A name emblazoned
across a rose is a well-known symbol of love and devotion. But if you
want something more unusual, you might consider:

Black-and-white fineline. There's no reason your rose needs
any color at all. A skilled artist can create details and shading using
nothing but fine black lines.

Tribal style. The curving lines of tribal-style tattoos can be fashioned in shapes and images, including the rose.

Stylized shapes. The stem or leaves of your rose can be part of the design, worked into a heart, a chain, or even a Celtic knot.

Multiple flowers. Roses can form a wreath around your arm, a bouquet, or a pattern across your lower back.